People in southern Afghanistan express concern that deepening Iran-Israel conflict could worsen regional instability and economic pressures already affecting their city.
Cuba's grid collapse highlights infrastructure vulnerabilities that resonate with communities facing similar challenges globally, including Afghanistan.
Afghanistan's Kandahar province watches regional conflict with worry about wider instability and humanitarian impact.
Residents of Kandahar, Afghanistan's second-largest city, are working with local authorities and community organizations to create safer neighbourhoods through improved communication, traditional dispute resolution methods, and coordination with law enforcement. Despite ongoing security challenges, these grassroots efforts are helping residents protect their families and reduce crime.
Despite infrastructure constraints, Kabul's emerging tech community is developing digital skills training programs and practical applications addressing education access, agricultural connectivity, and small business needs across Afghanistan's capital.